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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-11-03
A LIABLE FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE

Tho Executors of WIN. Okeson, decd, will
sell at public salo on the premises at p. M,
Thursday, November II, 1887.
large limestone farm of235 or 2lO acres. sit
uate in Beale township. Juniata county, IA o
miles west OF Miihlntown. miles from Port
Royal, and l12 miles from Academia The
farm is In good state of fculiivatiOn, all clear
ed but 10 acres, with good springs and running
water and Is well adapted 70 grain and grass.
Ihe improvements are large MANSION
HOUSE, with ~ rooms, in good repair, with
large BANK BARN, l0Oxbo feet, wagon sheds
hog pens and other outbuildlngsi also a tenant
house, two bearing orchards of choice fruit. The
neighborhooi is good. with Tuscarora Academy
AMI other schools near, also three churches
within Ia miles of the farm. VIII offer IL to
snitbuyers, as whole or will sell 6O or 100 acres
on west end 'oi farm. Warranty deed will be
given, also time payments If desired. Posses
sion given April I, 1883, subject to lease OF the
tenant on tarm for coming year. Also 40
acres Woodland near the farm. VIII be sold at
u bargain 70 close estate. Safe Investment. If
not sold at public sale will be offered at private
sale until sold. Address
B. OkESON, bethlehem, Pa, or
JAS. b. oKESoN, Pleasant View, Pa,
Executors.
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AN ACT

SECTION 1. BE IL enacted, dc,
That the seventh section of tho aot
OF the General Assembly, entitled
An act for the limitation Of actions
to DO brought for the Inheritance or
possession OF real property or upon
penal acts OF Assembly, approved the
twenty-sixth day of March, Ami
Domini one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-Gye, which reads as fol.
lows:
SECTION 7. And be it further en-
acted by the authority aforesaid that
no deed, grant, conveyance or assur
ance' heretofore given by any sheriff
OF any of the counties within this
State, bona fide and for valuable
consideration, of any lands, tens-
ments, or hereditaments whatsoever.
where quiet aud peacable possession
bath been had of the same for the
space OF Six years shall be adjudged
or taken to be defective, avoided or
preJndiced for not producing in
urtupon trial or otherwise, any
writ OF tieri facias, levari facias. or
vendltoni exponas, or any returns
thereupon, or, for want of proof, that
due and legal notice OF the sales of
the same was given. or for not having
been recorded in the Office for re,
cording Of deeds, be, aud the ssmo
is hereby amended SO that the Same
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Saturday, November II, 1887,
LAND SALE e!

Pursua't 10 order Of the Conrt Of Common
llca,c oi snyder county, under Partition pro.
cecdings la at the suit Of Catherine Blett vs..
Frederick Noigl., ot. al, To No. l. February
Term lsN5, Ia sI,l Court, will expose To puli.
lie stic oI The premises, about mile southwest 4
OF PaNlonNillc, Snyder county, Pa, on
Monday, November 7, 'S7,
all that certain messuag. or tract of land sIt,,.
aie IN lrnuklIu township, Snyder county, Pa,
containing - ACRES aud III perchcs adioin.
lns lands 81 Charles Ioyer, Ephrian Hommcl
ana dco. Iiommcl, dcc'd ON the south. Jacob
feeso, David Herman and CHARLES Boyer ON the
cast, Mtry Howell aud William johnson on the
north, nni william Mitchell and Heirs oG
'hlil's Mitchell, ioc't, uu tho west. Stid tract
contain, about ~ acres of GOOD IiMI,EI,
LAND and the balance cleared and iarmng
lhnd. Tho tract u well located aud can tc
made good larm Tor grazing and other pur.
poses, II Il the property OF Catherine Rciglo,
decd. 's'N'
safe TO c1mmcrcc at 10 o'clock a. NJ Of sad
day when duo attendance will be giyon and
terms made known by
NER =. MIDDLESw wARTH,
November II, 1851, Sheriff.
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Marvcls OF The New West

A vivid portrayal ofthe stupendous maryels IN
me vast Wonderland WoSt OF the Missouri River
'iA hoDhs III one volume, comprising VI ,ryels OF
nIlurt' httNels OF Race, Mdrycls of Entorprise
Mir'tiS OF Mining, MlUes Of STOCK Raising
'.AI 'els OF Agriculture. Over 800 originnni
hne ehSraIings' perfect Picture Gallery, IL
mas more helIlng qualities than any other book.
AitENIS WANTED. Apply al once 10
w. A. HuUGHrON, Il East iith ST.. NY.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned Auditor appointed by tho
uourt OF Common Pleas of Snyder county, 10
er, committee of Mary Il. Fisher decd, win meet
all parties Interested Tor the purpose of his an.
POlntmehl at the office OF Charles l.. Ulrlch ESQ,
IN the h0rongh of Selinsgroye on Thursday the
10 DAY Of November 1857 at 10 O'Clock, when aud
where all parties having claims on said fund
must presest he same or be thereafter debarred
from participation therein.
q. 5. SwINEFORD,
oct' ~ 1857 Auditor.
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Election Proclamation


TOR tho purJe of e,eot,ny tho seveYaI persons
herein afterlmed. 10 vii
One persol1 ali the oincciof Supreme udge
urer.
One persob nli,the oficel of Sheriff for sny.
der odtfnfyA
:, One persto alI the ONCE OF Treasurer. for
Snyder cody.
Three pc Us TO nn the ofneo OF Commis.
ener or bdar county.
s.htr cotiy
DO 7snty.
nd lerson to all the once of.Associate
IL Nhvely make ,known and give notice
~ ,o.t " iee of holding tho aforesaid election
~ thc soNpi townships and .bOroughs within
'he eountN snyder are as follows, to wit
,op ~. thG pAie school house In and for Spring
at At The 09EellowsiHall,. in sndlior the Bor.
AT the Hou,' Daniel nOyis inland. for Perry
=, At the ous!5f David H..Iiorrold, in ana for
AZ Boy1Jqown Hall in and for Washington
township. n
AZ the hoesof John NJ. Meyer, in the Bor.
onkh OF Midd burg, for Frankl In township.
AZ the OdiFolloEs Hall in Boavcrtown In
and for Beav~ township
- AZ the hous o. H.H.Houss In and for ,wost
Beaver tOwnsip.
AT the hor Of James ID. Long in and for
Ceutre townap.
-, At the hous Of y. Rumbaugh lin aud for Mid.
dlecreek townhip.
AT the Hous oi sarah A. Miller in and for
Penn TOWNSHIP
At the schob house in Kra,zeryille, in and for
Jackson townkip.
At the schaei house at shsmokin Dam In and
for Monroe toens ship
AT the h1uA OF CHRISTIAN ). graybrl,i iE and
West rerr township.
At the Courf fuouse In and br the Borough OF
Niddleburg,
At the hous of---Blosscy In and for Union
tcwUship.
At the house of tho heirs OF Charles Mstterp in
Ttoxleylle, In and for Adams iJwnship.
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4 MENDMENT To THE CDNST1TtT
"A proposed to the citizens C this Common .
wealth ior th"tr approval or rejection by the
General -semhly Uf the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylyanla. Publ shed by order of tho Sec E
rotary Ofthc Comwonw cath in pursuance OF
Article XVIII OF the Constitution.
joint resolution proposing an amendment 10
the Constitution uf tht4 Cummouwcalth:
SECTION =. he II resolved by the senate nj
House Of Roprescntatl,os Of tue Common
wealth Of Pcuns sylvania in General Assembly
mot. That tho following amendment "a pro.
posed To tn Constitution OF the Common W oa ith
OF Pennsyiynnia, in accordance with the Eigh-
tcenth Article thereof.
AMENDMENT.
The manufacture, sale, or Keeping for sale Of
intoxicating liquor, t. be- used as a beverage.
H. hereby prohibited, and any violation Of this
prohibit ION shall bc q mlsdemcanOr, punished
as shall provided by law.
Tho manufacture, sale, or keeping FOR sale Of
intrNicniiI liluOr for other purposes than as
a beverage may he allowed IN such manner N .
ly a. m iy bo pre- scrihcd by law. The General
Assouuh snail atth' FIRST So sion succeeding
toe adoption OF this article ut the Constitution,
enact laws with adequate penalties for its en-
lOTcCmout.
a true ,upy Of tho JOINT Resolution,
CHARLES W. STONE
Secretary OF tho Comm onwcalth.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The petition to the Governor of
Kansas for clemency in the case Of
the druggists clerk who was sen.
fenced to seventeen years imprison.
mant and $4,000 fine for selling
llqnor was successful, and the term
has been reduced to six months
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penn. The vote, ss soon as counted, shall be
susiicly and fully declared from the widow
80 tho cttisens present. and brief statement
bo,mng ,ne vo,Ss reoeea @ y esen cano,na,s ,,s
s soon rs the vote is counted, and the same
shall be Immediately posted upon ths door Of the
election house for Information of the public
The triplicato returns shsll be enclosed IN enve-
lopes and be sealed In presence OF the officers,
and one envelope with the unscaled return sheet
given to the Judge, which shall contain one list
Of voters, tally-psper and oAths OF OF cers and
onather of said envelopes shall be given 20 the
minority inspector. All judges living within
twelve miles Of the prothonotary's Office or
within tweuiy-fOur m lies if their residence be
in town, village or city upon the line OF rail-
road leading to the county seat shalt, before two
O'Clock post meridian ofthe DAY after the elec.
ion, aud al other judges shall before twelve
O'Clock meridian Of the second day after tho
election, deliver said return, together with re-
turn sheet, to the Prothouotary OF tho Court Of
Common Pleas OF the county which ,aid return
sheet shall be hled, and day and hour Of the Ming
marked thereon. aud shall be preserved by the
Prothonotary for public inspection. At twelve
o'clock on tho said second day following any
| election the frothonotary ofthe Court of Com
mon Pleas shan present the said returpsto the
The returns presented by the Prothonotary shall
| be opened by said Court aud computed by such
| OF its officers aud such sworn assistants as the
Court shall appoint In the presence Of the Judge
or Judges Of said Court aud the returns certified
| and certificate Of election issued under the seal
| Of the Cuut as Isl now required to be done by
| return judges aud the vote 80 so computed, and
| certified, shall be made q matter of recored in
said Court Tho sessions Of the said conr' ar
And the otlcrof said triplicate returns shall be
placed in the box and sealed up. with the ballot
has been or shall he provided nv tho authorities
OF any city. country, township, or borough, for
the safc.keeping OF the ballot boxes, the judge
aud minority inspector shall after the
election shall be finished, and tho bal.
lot.boK or bJxes containing the tickets. list
| Of votes, and other papers, have been secure
ly bound witch tape and sealed. and the sgniture
| Of the judge aud inspectors affixed thereto,
| forthwith deliver the same, together with the
| remaining boxes TO the Mayor aud Recorder Of
such city or In counties, townships, or bcroughs
| TO such porscn or persons as the Court Of Cons
mon Pleas ofthat proper county may designate,
at the place provided, az Aforesaid who shall
then deposit the said boxes and keep tho same
tosanswer the call OF any court or tribuna
authorized 10 try the merits Of such election.
Given undor my hand, at my otice In Middle
burg this 2jth day of September A. u. 1855,
and In the ono hundredth and tenth year OF tho
Independence ofthe United states.
NER B. MIUDBESW ARTH, sheriff
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The New Classification.

A commi ttee composed of representatives OF
the Central Traffic Association and the trunk
lines has been in session for several days in New
York. arranging a classification intended to APP
ply to all roads throughout the country. Prior
to the adoption of the interstate traffic law the
roads east of Chicago had classification, ac-
cording TO which all freight was divided into
eleven classes. The roads west of Chicago had
another classification, and the roads west of the
Missouri river had still another in many in
stances This caused many complications be-
tween the roads. and there was more or less
trouble in the accounting departments in divid-
ing the receipts on through traffic.
In April last the trunk lines made a new class
ification. in which there were but six classes.
For some time. wowever. the subject OF gen
eral schedule has been under discussion, and
the committee 10 now about ready to report.
They favor the division of freight into eight
classes, and have arranged all the articles OF
merchandise commonly offered for transporta-
toe. There will be a few special classes in ad-
dition, but these special classes have been at
sached to all tariffs issued in recent years. and
apply only to a few specified articles. The.com-
mittees report will be acted upon early next
month by both associations. The scheme of a
general classification is approved by all the lead
ing roads of this country.
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Local and state Notes.

The advanced rates on anthracite coal from
Buffalo to western points does not go into effect
until Nov. T.
Within the last week two ladies have been ap-
pointed agents and telegraph operators at sta
tions on the j.. NJ & !. road.
Now it 10 said that MIR. Rinearson is to be
assistant general passenger agent of the n Y,
p. 81 o. system. practically supersednG Mr.
Clark.
On Thursday $50 shares OF the c.. III. s. D.
stock were sold at S2l per share. Four months
ago this same block of stock sold for $145 per
share
Col John Carlton, assistant claim agent of the
c.. l., St. L. & c., who has been quite Ill of
late. improving and hopes to be about il a
few days.
o. p McCarty, late assistant general pas
senger agent of the Union Pacific. is in the city
FOR a day or two, route East to take his new
position with the trunk lines
The Lake Erie & Western earned in the third
week of October $40. coo: increase over earnings
corresponding week. 1885, $40 600 The Wabash
Western earned $146,0O0; increase this year,
$4,000
The building of road from Richmond
Lima, O., is being aritated. the road be link OF
road from Evansville TO Toledo. Friends or
the enterprise are the proposed line taking
soundlnes for subsidies.
1t is alleged that the representatives of the l.,
B. & W. aud the l.. d. & s. roads on South Hi
nois street, arc selling tickets to Kansas City at
$l2 and the problem Is how it can be done with
ont conflicting with the interstate law
rrelRnt rates on iron md steel products 10 the
West will be restored to the old figures on Nov.
BY special arrangement they have been car
ried mt sixth-cass rates since spring. but the
agreement expires on Nov. l, when they Will be
charged fifth class rates, as heretofore.
The New Albany Ledger says that a strong
public sentiment is manifesting itself in that
city in favor of suit against the l. E. & St.
L. Airline Railroad Company by the city for
heavy damages resulting from the failure of the
company to carry out tho ''irrevoca BILE contract
cause TO locate the machine shoDs. car building
nd huji
in that city, as provided for by contract in the
ordinance passed nv the City Council subsc-ib
ing the sum OF $500 600 in the citys bonds bear
ing per cent. interest, 10 assist in building the
road 1t 10 claimed by those who are pushing
this movement that precedent for the suit has
been established in an exactly similar case, in
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A Big Suit Dismissed.

CLEVELAND. O., Oct. 2S.-The great $40 O00-
900 suit against the New York. Pennsylvania &
Ohio Railroad Company was ended in the Com
mon Pleas Court to-day by the payment of costs
remaining. The suit, which is similar to others
begun in New York and Pennsylvania. was
brought in 1881. by James McHenry and John
Charles Cony beare for themselves and others,
holders OF certificates issued in exchange for
bonds and shares of the Atlantic & Great West
Railroad Company, against Charles Il.
Lewis. j. LockinRton Bates aud others, ana the
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
Company. In October. 1881, the case was sent
from the Common Pleas to the United States
Circuit Court. which promptly returned it to
the Common Pleas again. Robert g. Ipgersoll
and other famous attorneys have been engaged
in the case. 1t is said that the alleged certid-
Gates of exchange, which constituted the basis
of the suit, are valueless. The attention re-
quired of the attorneys who remained in the
case became irksome, and at last a proposal was
made by the defense to pay the costs. if the
plaintiffs would consent to the dismissal OF the
action. This agreed to, and the costs,
which amounted TO only $134 so. were paid. and
the case closed There is nearly cart-load of
dispositions and other legal documents. con-
nected with the suit. which are on file in the
Office of the county clerk.
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.



The Toledo. Cincinnati e. st. Louis Railroad
Company was formed in February. 1882. by the
consolidation of the Toledo. Delpbos g. Bur-
lington. the Frankfort, St. Louis & Toledo, and
the Toledo, Cincinnati g. St Louis railroad
companies Subsequently, suit of foreclosure
was instituted against the new company in the
United States Circuit Court by the Central Trust
company, of New York. Moses Bradford, q
stockholder of the Frankfort, ST. Louis s.
Toledo company through W. w. Woollen. an
attorney of this city, appeared in that case ard
iled cross-complaiut charging that the con-
solidation of the companies was illegal and
asked that the railroad of the Frankfort, st.
Louis & Toledo company. being forty -four miles
In length, and extending from Kokomo to War
rem, in this State might be restored to that
ecmpany. The cross-complaInt, on motion. was
dismissed. the court holding that it was not ger
main TO the matter in Issue in the origI nal DILL
The Judgment Of the court was that the road
should De sold. and IL was sold by Messrs
ncNuta aud Fishback. masters. and Sylvester
n. Kneeland, of New York, bought it. Brad
ford appeared at the sale and served a written
notice on Kneeland, that he would contest his
title on the ground of the. illegal consolidation
Kneeland afterwards organized the Toledo. st.
Louis e. Kansas City Railroad Company and
transferred the railroad to the new company.
Bradford then commenced a suit against Knee
land and the new company in the Circuit Court OF
Grant county in this State, to recover the forty
four miles of road for his company. The de-
fendants then took a change of venue to Black.
ford county. and at the Nav term they demurred
to Bradfords com plaint Judge St John, one OF
ablest Judges Of this State. took the demurrer
under Amusement and during the vacation gave
the matter much study. The court met at
Hartford City this week and the judges
In a very lengthy and we'll considered
opinion overruled the demurrer and sus-
tanned the complaint in every material
position taken in ii. Tho board of di-
rectors that brought about the consolidation for
the Frankfort. St. Louis 81 Toledo Company
was constituted under the provisions of Section
1891 of the Revised Statutes of 1881. Judge ST.
John holds that this section is unconstitutional.
Part OF the relief prayed for is the appointment
Of y receiver. and it now looks though one
will he annointed
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No Receiver for the C.. III. & ID.

CISc1NNATI Oct. 2S.-The Circuit Court an
nounced its decision in the Cincinnati. Hamilton
& Dayton case, which was simply TO continue
the present stay of proceedings under the de-
cree OF Judge yanderveer, of the Butler Com
mon Pleas, until full hearing can be mad by
this court. Thursday OF next week was desig-
mated as the day for the hearing to begin. The
opinion is freely expressed that this action indi
Gates that a receiver will not be appointed.
whatever may be done with the other part of
the relating to the injunction against taking
up the Ives g. Staynor securities.
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Episcopal.

- York and Illinois streets; Rev Joseph 8. Jenckes.
d. D., rector. Services Sunday at 1O:45 a. Sun
day-school at 2:30p p. m. Bible-class at 4 p. m ST.
Jamess Mi ssion, corner West and Walnut streets
Sundays school at $50 p. m. Service at $50 M
A cordial invitation to all.
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Christian.

OtENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER OF
" Delaware and Ohio streets Rev. E. j. Gantz,
pastor. Services tomorrow at 1870 a. M and $50
o. m. Morning subject. looking for the Lost.
Song service at night under the direction of Prof.
Ora Pearson. Miss Kittie Grayson will read poem
entitled Weeds" Sundav-school at a Prayer
rneeti ng on Thu rsday 73O p. All cordially
invited to attend these services.
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Conversational.

HTAYFLOWER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Vl St. Clair street near East. Rev. y. A. Hyde.
D. D.. pastor. Services at 1880 a. and
$50 p. Subject in the morning. The Silence OF
the evening ''Sel 6shness." Sunday school at p
IN. Strangers cordially invited.
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NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-The placing of the Ches-
apeake & Ohio Railroad Company in the hands
of a receiver, to-day, was done upon the appli-
cation of G. p. Huntington. president OF the
company, who claims that the company owes
him 81, 760 900 for money loaned from time to
time. The object of the move is to force bond
holders assent to the organization plan for
scaling the interest Ger tain of the bonds from
s to Der cent The treasurer of the company
confessed judgment in favor of Mr.. Huntington,
and the court at Richmond appointed Gen. w.
c. Wickham as receiver.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

EIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH-REUBEN JET
Il ferry. D. D.. rastor. Morning service. 1885,
evening, 7:3O. Preaching by the pastor tomorrow
morning. subject, Prayer Intuition" Evenin g
subject The Blessed Young Man." Sunday school
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English Lutheran.
THIRST {El

TIRST ENGLISH) LUTHERAN CHURCH
L Corner Pennsylvania and Walnut streets Rev.
John Baltzlv pastor. No hing services tonaor-
The pastor is at synod. Sunday-school at $50
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WANTED-AGENTS.

vTTANTED-WE DESIRE TO ESTABLISH A
w general agen cy in indianapolis vicinity. to
control the sale of staple article of daily consump
ton. ANY energetic with small capital may Sc
cure permanent paying business. For particulars
address GREENWICH MANUFACTURING CO.,
46 Vesey street. New York.
w ENERGETIC MEN AND
w women all the country to sell the Missouri
Steam Washer Why does it pay to act my agentl
Because the arguments which be used in its favor
are so numerous and convincing that sales made
with little no difficulty. will ship a washer
two weeks trial liberal terms. to be returned
at my expense if not satisfactory. Agents thus
test it for themselves Don't fail to write for my
terms and illustrated circular with outline of argu
ments to be used in making sales j. WORTH Sole
Manufacturer. st. Louis. Mo.
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ELEVENTH. PRESBYTERIAN CRURCH-CORNER
- Cedar and Elm streets. r. V. Hunter, pastor
Preaching next Sabbath by the pastor Evening sub
ject THAT Boy Sabbath-school at 2. 80 m. So
c;ety of Christian Endeayor, Sabbath. $50 p. m
COTTAGE prayer meeting Tuesday evening. Regular
meeting Thursday evening followed by teach
ers' meeting. The cornerstone of the new church
building will oe laid next Monday at p M, with
appropriate ceremonies Pastors churches and
friend invited to be present
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uniYarsaiiSt.

CENTRAL UNIVERSALIST CHURCH WILL
II hold regular services in the lecture-roon of the
Central Christian Church follows: Conference
meeting and Sunday school at p. m Sundays
Preaching services at 7:45 Wednesday evenings Rev.
NJ. W. Tabor pastor. All cordially invited to be